Numerical Simulation of Diffusion Rate of Crude Oil Particles into Wave Passes Water Regime

Abowei, M. F. N.

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“…Microbial population or growth test was carried out to determine the total heterotropic bacteria (THB) and total heterotrophic fungi (THF) of the contaminants with time. It was recommended that bioremediation should be used in monitoring pollution emanating from oil spillage on environments, and the producers and users of these contaminants should be careful to avoid the spill or release of these contaminants on the environment to prevent pollution (Abowei and Wami, 1988;Power et al, 2001;Urlings et al, 1991;Lovley, . 1993Rooney-Varga et al, 1999;Weber and Corseuil, 1994;Eganhouse et al, 1996;Borja et al, 1995;Wilson Bouwer, 1997 andNielsen, 1991).…”

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BTX Degradation: The concept of microbial integration

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The concept of microbial integration was carried out to examine bacterial and fungal activity on bezene, toluence and xylene (BTX) degradation in a batch reactor. The investigation was conducted for thirty five day of exposure of contact of members and substrate which yielded enzyme substrate complex as well disintegrated to produce products and free enzyme. Bacterial and fungal concentration was monitored per week and the results obtained recorded. The gas chromatography results of Ngara soil sample investigated reveals the concentration of M, P, and O – Xylene for different days of exposure. Increase in both bacterial and fungal was experienced with decrease in BTX concentration, whereas increase in bacterial is more than fungi, indicating the high activity of bacterial in the reactor than that of fungi. Although, both were well integrated in bioremediation program to enhance the effective remediation of BTX contaminants in Ngara soil, Omuigwe Alun Community, Niger Delta Area of Nigeria.

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BTX Degradation: The concept of microbial integration

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Numerical Simulation of Diffusion Rate of Crude Oil Particles into Wave Passes Water Regime

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BTX Degradation: The concept of microbial integration

BTX Degradation: The concept of microbial integration

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